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Time Warner

Headquarters: One Time Warner Center
New York, NY 10019
Phone: 212-484-8000
Employees: 92,700
CEO: Jeff Bewkes
Stock Symbol: TWX

Website: http://www.timewarner.com

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Time Warner is the nation's largest media company with a major presence in TV, movies, magazines and the Internet. The major divisions of the company include:

America Online - Major Internet network with 109 million monthly visitors which includes AOL.com, Mapquest, Moviefone, ICQ, Netscape and AOL Instant Messenger. As of December 31, 2007, the AOL service had 9.3 million U.S. access subscribers, a decline of 740,000 from the prior quarter.

Time Inc. - World's largest magazine publisher with titles including Time, People, Sports Illustrated, Fortune, In Style, Entertainment Weekly

Time Warner Cable - Offers cable to 14.6 million subscribers as well as high-speed Internet via Roadrunner (7.6 million subscribers) and digital phone service (2.9 million subscribers).

Home Box Office - Leading pay-cable channels HBO and Cinemax with 40 million subscribers and exclusive programming

New Line Cinema - Movie studio that produced Wedding Crashers, Lord of the Rings trilogy, Rush Hour films.

Turner Broadcasting System - Operates TNT, TBS, CNN, Court TV and Cartoon Network cable channels

Warner Bros. - Produces movies, television shows and operates the CW Network in partnership with CBS Corp.

In 2007, Time Warner had revenues of $46.5 billion, a 6% increase from the previous year. Net income was $4.3 billion.

In 2007, Time Warner led all companies in domestic box office share at 20.5%. In addition, Warner Bros. Pictures International set an all-time record for both the studio and the industry with $2.2 billion in overseas box office receipts.

The company said it would stop building end development of the Netscape browser last year. Netscape was one of the first browsers used on the Internet in 1995.

History

The history of the company originates to Briton Hadden and Henry Luce, who co-founded Time Magazine in 1923 as the first weekly newsmagazine. Luce was an influential figure who became editor and business manager of the magazine. He would go on to acquire Fortune magazine in 1930, Life magazine in 1936 and launched Sports Illustrated in 1954.

Time Warner was created with the merger of Time Inc. with Warner Communications in 1990. The company would acquired Turner Communications in 1996 which operated cable news channel CNN and was owned by Ted Turner.

In 2001, America Online acquired Time Warner to become the world's largest media company. The new firm was named AOL Time Warner. However, accounting scandals at AOL and the Internet crash sent the merged company's shares down about 80% from its peak.

AOL's peak membership was 26 million around 2002 and has dropped since as customers find alternative Web services and high-speed connections. The company decided to drop the AOL name in 2004 and become Time Warner again.

The company opened a new headquarters building at Columbus Circle in 2004. The 2.8 million-square-foot complex features offices, stores, restaurants and a Mandarin Oriental hotel.

Benefits

Benefits may vary within each division.

Time Warner Savings Plan
The 401(k) plan is an important opportunity to build financial security. After three months of service, you can contribute between 2% and 20% of your salary and defer taxes on your contributions. After six months of service, the company matches 50¢ for every $1 you contribute, up to the first 6% of pay you contribute. You are 100% vested in the match after five years.

Pension benefits are payable at age 65 and reduced benefits available at 55.

Paid time off benefits are included in the standard benefits package: vacation (two weeks for the first year, three weeks at five years, and four weeks at ten years), holidays (including personal days), and sick leave (up to 10 days per year).

The healthcare coverage for benefit eligible employees and dependents consists of medical, vision and dental. In addition, the company offers short- and long-term disability, an employee assistance program that offers short-term personal care for you and your family members; an adoption benefit, which may reimburse some of the expenses related to adoption; and life insurance coverage for you and your dependents.

Educational assistance program that reimburses the costs of approved coursework, and a flexible spending account which may be used for health care or day care expenses with before-tax dollars.

Employees also receive discounted Time Warner product and service offerings, such as cable service, books, magazines, recordings, travel and more.

Updated February 10, 2008

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